Round 1: something some people don't take off when they go to bed (5). Zachary's underpants beats Nisha's socks, 1 to 2. Makeup, shirts, and jewelry sweep it for the 96.

Round 2: something most women expect most men to be really bad at (full board). Nicole gets the top of the board with cooking. The rest of the fam takes chores, raising kids, and asking for help, while the Rosebraughs go with shopping for the steal... got it for 150. Other answers: making love, decorating, dressing well.

Double Round: a phrase that starts with the word "turn" (full board). Malcolm turns around for #1. The Elliotts, though... strike out. The Rosebraughs steal with turn off for 220. Other answer: turn over a new leaf, turn the key, turn your life around, turn left/right.

Triple Round: when playing charades, name one thing people do to imitate a dog (4). Nina barks out number one. Beg, crawl, and pant round out the board for 285, which means we go to...

Sudden Death: who's usually the winner in a divorce, the husband, the wife, or the lawyer? That's Mary Beth with the preemie... "The wife"... Not it. Shannon goes with the obvious answer... the lawyer? It works for game, 516-220.

Nisha and Nina are 19 short of another $20,000, so we're still playing for maybe $80,000. Monday, it's the Cerdas vs. the Elliotts.

Next up, from Grass Valley, CA, here's Sandy Hall. Her secret... related to a world championship. Suzanne helped the championship happen. Frank gets that it was a common pet. Billy gets dog and the way it looks. Jermaine blurts it out.

Her secret: "I own the world's tallest dog." Gibson the Harlequin Great Dane is 7'2" and still growing.

Blindfolds on for your next guests, Joey, Tara, Travis, and Wilbur. Their secret... although completely out in the open... "We are a KISS tribute band." And the thing is? They're all dwarves. That's right, it's Mini KISS! Frank gets that they're normal musicians. Billy gets that they rock as someone else. And it's all gravy from there.

Mini KISS takes us home.

¿Qué es Cinco de Mayo? The winner of today's game is going to get a break while the best of the best of the past year or so prove it for the next two weeks.

Bob starts up with $200 It Happened in May. At the TV time out, Dan and Bob are neck and neck with $2600 and $2200 respectively. Karmie is in the red by $400.

Bob comes in contact with a $400 Daily Double in South Dakota. He fronts his lead, $2200, on this: Wild Bill Hickok & Calamity Jane are buried in this city's Mount Moriah Cemetery. "What is Deadwood?" Right for $7000. He takes the lead at $10,600 at the half, while Dan, at $1400, forgets that the British spell "aluminum" with an extra I. Karmie, still at -$400, starts Double Jeopardy!...

... with these categories: Cat, O', Nein!, Tales, Hit Me, and "Ouch!" Karmie selects $400 "Ouch!". Dan, coming alive in this round, finds the Daily Double under $1600 O'. He wagers $4000 on this: Britannica says that, in his time, after Shaw & Shakespeare, this dramatist was the most translated & produced. "Who is O'Neill?" Eugene O'Neill, right for $12,000. Last category gives Alex a chance to do his Arte Johnson impersonation, as Dan finds the second Daily Double under $1600 Nein! He bets $4000 again on this: in the 1980s, as Vatican doctrinal enforcer, the German born with this surname said no to "liberation theology." "Who is Ratzler?" Nope, it's Ratzinger, currently Pope Benedict XVI. He ends the round with $15,800, but hot on his heels is Bob with $13,400, while Karmie can ruin both of their day with $8400.

Final Jeopardy! in "US Presidents": had he lived in ancient Greece, he would've been called Odysseus. Correct question: Who is Ulysses S. Grant?

All three are right on, so it comes to wagering. Bob bets everything... while Dan bets a dollar more. He'll return in two weeks with $26,801, while Bob leaves with $22,801 on the gimme.

Remember, next week the preliminaries of the 2006 Tournament of Champions.

It's Lingo de Mayo! Yep, it's the Jason & Jacky Hernandez game today, as we reset the jackpot. And it's hard for us to remain neutral... so we're not even going to bother. Smoke'em nice and proper, JD!

Jason & Jacky get an M for MUSIC. Then they pick up FRESH, but Jason draws red. Amy & Amy get AMIGO, but producer Amy also hits a stopper. Jason & Jacky get WHEAT off of the stopper pull. But Jason pulls a stopper AGAIN! The Amys get PLAZA and BASIL, while Jason steals ROCKY. Amy squared return the favor with CIGAR for the Lingo and the lead, 150-100.

Jason & Jacky get an H, spending HOURS on it. Jason's definitely ball-shy about drawing as we go to the half, with the score at 150-125, Reds.

Second round, Jason & Jacky come alive, start with an S for SPICE. Jacky pulls Lingo, taking the lead, 275-150.

Amy & Amy turn a T into THING. Left Amy has red hands, though. Jason & Jacky get EMPTY as a result, but now it's Jacky with the red balls. They get the draw back with BURRO. They win the game, 375-200.

With two Bonus Lingo letters, Jason & Jacky get PLATE, TRAIL, CHILI, ZEBRA, GROOM, QUILT, ROAST, and LABOR at the buzzer for $800. Eight balls. Jason says he's got the money ball of 45. He doesn't. He's got 3. Jacky pulls Lingo on the final draw for $5000.

Monday, the jackpot begins to grow again.

Gloria Feralio hopes to get us back on the winning team with a set of crystal stemware worth $1680. We couldn't give her a car, but what about cash? $10,000, to be exact, in 1/2 off. She knocks out half with an espresso maker and gumball lamp, and another half with a food scale and wireless headphones. That leaves 3, 5, 10, and 16. She goes for box 10.... Nothing. It was box 16.

Newlywed Evelyn Justice escapes the hot spot as well thanks to a $2495 HDTV. Now she gets a chance to play with blocks for a recumbent bicycle, a model ship, and a sofa. Block 1: model ship. Block 2: sofa. Block 3: bike. Model ship: $999. Sofa: $1185. Recumbent bike: $1999. Evelyn: winner and off to the Showcase.

Ciara breaks the skid with a $1440 set of his & hers golf equipment. She plays Double Prices for a hot tub. Is it $10,550 or $9495? She goes with $9495... Another winner!

Chris Baumler gets into Contestants' Row and gets out a round later thanks to a $489 convection oven. He gets a shot at Ford Escape. It's not $31,436. Each digit is One Away. First try: $22,545. One... two... three honks. He switches to $20,547. Actual price... $20,... 345. No car for him.

Last chance for Dina and Cathy comes with a luggage set. Price: $1050. Winner of that... and $500... Robert Willmott! He'll play for a trip to Ireland in Bullseye. First shot: two Philips' Milk of Magnesia, at $5.35... $10,70! BULLSEYE! We've got a breakeven today, as Ciara takes her spot in the Showcase.

First up: flowers for a year, a new dining room group with dinnerware, and a grand piano. Top winner Ciara passes to Evelyn, who bids $24,500. Now it's on Ciara, who gets a visit from Lilly the Leprechaun from earlier today (remember that Ireland trip?). She offers a blower/trimmer, a trip to the Big Island of Hawaii, and a bowrider. She prices it all at $20,000. Actual price: $29,612. Actual price of Evelyn's Showcase... $18,059. Over she goes, as Ciara wins $40,587.

Stats: even, $57,781.